A resource for collectors, creators and historians of memorial, mourning and sentimental jewelry and art.

Promotes the study of death in the arts, humanities, social and allied sciences. Includes information on the association's conference, journal and events.

Non-profit small press, library, museum, resource center, and mail order bookseller that handles books, media and periodicals on the study of death and mortality.

Devoted to the study and research of social aspects of death, dying and bereavement. Offers information on courses plus details of ongoing research. Based at the University of Bath, England.

Death midwife Nora Cedarwind Young shares resources for spiritual death and grieving.

Provides a list of books all dealing with aspects of grief and loss from the perspective of children.

Provides advice and resources for those seeking natural burials or at home funerals.

Offers web-based obituary service with national coverage. Site indicates pricing information, contacts, and answers to frequently asked questions.

Posthumous awards given to those who remove themselves form the gene pool due to their own stupidity.

Users can write a letter and pretend as though it is the last letter they will ever write. People can also read one another's letters. Letters are archived forever in an "as is" fashion.

Find out if a celebrity is dead or alive.

Online resource for everything about death.

Buddhist insight into death and dying, seeking to develop an awareness of our own mortality.

The Internet's friendly reminder that life is slipping away, second by second.

Allows users to calculate their date of death based on personal factors.

Focuses on the legacy of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, humanitarian, physician, and hospice pioneer wrote the landmark “On Death and Dying” in 1969.

Gets 14-19 year olds thinking about their responses towards life and death issues and conflicts. It offers engaging tools in order to deal with complex philosophical ideas.

Provides transcripts of this radio series which examined attitudes towards death in America.

A collection of short stories about people and death and dying.

Maintains a register of bicycles set up as roadside memorials to cyclists killed in road accidents; includes background to the idea, and a worldwide listing.

Facebook application for creating a video or text message that will be published in case of death.

Provides resources and articles examining the sociological aspects of death and dying.

Online museum focusing on mourning photographs and memorials, from 1840 onwards.

Museum dedicated to funeral and death custom; houses America's largest collection of funeral service artifacts. Provides visitor information and a guide, with photographs, to each section of the museum.

Online home of this magazine specializing in obituaries.

Resource for people who are interested in the role of the psychopomp as a guide to the afterlife and as a support to those facing death.

Site from the International Network for Brain Death Research offering news, viewpoints, and information.

PBS provides documentary resources including mourning, intensive care, and afterlife.